What does the following X++ code snippet achieve?void new(real _x = 10, real _y = 10){ x = _x; y =

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Q: What does the following X++ code snippet achieve?


void new(real _x = 10, real _y = 10)
{
    x = _x;
    y = _y;
}

A It defines a method called "new" that initializes variables x and y to default values of 10 each.
B It creates a constructor named "new" with parameters _x and _y, and initializes variables x and y with the provided values.
C It defines a default constructor that initializes variables x and y to the values of _x and _y.
D It declares a class with default values of 10 for variables x and y, which can be accessed using the "new" method.

Answer: B

Explanation:

It creates a constructor named "new" with parameters _x and _y, and initializes variables x and y with the provided values.
Explanation: In X++, the code defines a constructor named "new" with optional parameters _x and _y. This constructor is used to initialize the values of the variables x and y when an object of the class is created. If no values are provided, the default values of 10 are used.

Q: What does the following X++ code snippet achieve? void new(real _x = 10, real _y = 10) { x = _x; y = _y; }